treasury secretary
Federal money chief
The treasury secretary is the head of a country's treasury department, responsible for managing government finances, economic policy, and often serving as a chief economic advisor.
In the United States, the Secretary of the Treasury oversees federal revenue collection, currency production, and financial regulation: The treasury secretary announced new sanctions on foreign banks.
The position typically carries cabinet-level authority.
- presidentElected leader of nation
- central bankNational currency management institution
- finance ministerState economy overseer
- chancellorSenior administrative official
- fiscal policyState spending and taxation
federal budget · spending bill · tax reform · public spending · taxation · foreign aid · trade agreements · monetary policy · banking system · Wall Street · bailout · economic crisis · bonds · interest rates · credit rating · inflation · debt ceiling · cabinet member
- executive branchexecutive branch, Oval Office, executive power, executive orders, executive order
- Federal JobsFBI agent, CIA agent, DEA agent, ATF agent, TSA agent
- officialsofficial, officials, bailiff, bureaucrat, congressman
- appointeesappointee, nominee, designee, ambassador, federal judge
- Federal Officialscabinet member, attorney general, vice president, chief of staff, national security advisor
- finance officialsCFO, chief financial officer, finance director, finance manager, finance minister
treasury secretarytax evader
One who illegally avoids payments owed
treasury secretarybudget director
Official overseeing financial planning
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